... any other !«• will l.orne get over the fact that hi* lather and he. who represented t!ie gc-at Whig House ...

... elonge I to an old Tory family, and in the conr-e of his vigorous harangues reserved all his invective and ridicule for the Whigs and Lib ral Unionists, whom he universally denounced in scathing terms. ...

... Government hare,, |ever had. Tliat Government did such thorough; work in the army, in cdtnutioii, and in Ireland [ that the Whigs became alarmed. the rank and file were proved by the great reaction lof 1871. indeed be cbeckdl by' t the victory of but was ...

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... seoarated. The cares of office soon told on Fox,as thev had on his predecessor, and towards tha close of his life the groat Whig statesman found out something about Napoleon. Fox succeeded in introducing a Bill for the -oppression of the slave trade in ...

... late Government, rather than reversal of that policy Lord George Hamilton. hear Mr. .MaeknigJit, editor the Helfu-i Non hem Whig/ has in hand important group works-, intended servo for a definite edition Kdraund Burke. The complete' writings and speeches ...

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... seriously declared or even seriously discussed. The Liberal party was shedding its members at both ends, and was bossed by old Whigs, w'ho were stupid and timid as ever. All indications pointed to an early collapse. He believed that industrially and politically ...

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... to make list of the interest.', sections, cliques, and groups that constitute it. Them arc the old Tories and the new; the Whig and Radical Unionist*; the Irish Tories and the Irish Unionists; the Bimetallists, Anti-Cotton Doty Lanoastriana, London mom ...

... away. The Young England party have perished, the Peelites have ceased to exist, and the Chartists are simply a reminiscence. Whigs, old and new, have had their day, Protectionists have vanished, and Free Traders have become absorbed. But still there are ...

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